Knickerbocker
The Knickerbocker cocktail dates back to at least the 1850s and was one of the original recipes featured in New York bartender Jerry Thomas’s The Bar-Tender’s Guide (also known as The Bon-Vivant’s Companion) in 1862, the first drink book published in the United States.
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Kiwi Sunset
A twist on a margarita with a little more of a fruity taste and kiwi and strawberry kick…
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Kiwi Spring Lemonade
Fun to look at this Kiwi Spring Lemonade has citrus Vodka and Chartreuse for a herbal twist on the classic lemonade. Not only does it make it more interesting but it keeps it from becoming too sweet!
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Kiss on the Lips
Sweet and light this cocktail goes over well for afternoon functions or brunch.
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Key Lime Margarita
Pull the boat up on the beach and grab some key limes, this is an amazing margarita. The secret lies in using real key limes and running them through a juicer. Makes it a cocktail to remember.
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Kamikaze
The drink’s name is from Japanese Kamikaze (神風), meaning “divine wind”. This drink became popular in the 80’s as a shot and cocktail that is served in a classic cocktail glass. The shots go down quick and smooth, so much so, that almost 30 years later they are still one of the most request bar shots.
Italian Margarita
Margaritas have come a long way from the classic Tequila, Triple Sec and lime juice. There are many variations as well as serving options. Frozen, Rocks, Up, Salted or not are all part of the large group of recipes. A basic search could return 100’s of recipes all slightly different. At the core though remains Tequila and lime. Adding any number of fruits, switching out the liquors and lead to an endless variety. Some of our favorites, the classic Agave Margarita, the fall taste of the Italian Margarita or the dramatic kick of the Top Shelf Margarita are very drinkable. All of these drinks will get you started exploring the wonderful world of Margaritas and Tequilas. The fewer ingredients and liquors the better the Tequila needs to be for the best taste. Invented in the 1940’s it has, in all its permutations, remained a popular drink since then.
Italian Citrus
Perfect for any summer party this unique cocktail is anything but sweet. The lemonade along with the pomegranate juice give this cocktail a crisp clean taste that is enhanced by a splash of Grapefruit Bitters.
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Island Swizzle
The Island Swizzle is a great around the pool drink. A step up from your regular rum based drinks the bitters and almond syrup are stepping in the direction of mixology where you play flavors against each other to make something truly unique. The mint gives this drink a clean sharp edge that melds well with the Spiced Rum. So this is for your more adventurous friends that are into something different than your normal rum punches.
